how to kill whole line

[shishi]

Hi, I'm using Emacs+ with Eclipse Indigo.
In my .emacs, there is (setq kill-hole-line t). I want to do same behavor in Emacs+.
Does anyone know to do this?

Thanks.

[Mark Feber]

Well, as is usual with these sorts of things in Eclipse, the pieces are there, but no-one ever bothered to assemble them.  I've combined the necessary elements (and added, just for kicks, the beginnings of a variable setting mechanism - bound to M-:).  You can now (v. 3.6.5) set the internal Emacs+ variable kill-whole-line to t and it will behave as expected.

 Regards,

   Mark

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[shishi]

Thanks you, I will try it soon!

[shishi]

I tried set emacs+ variable settinh through M-: . but it do not apper setting something.
so I can not setting variable. I use mac. Is it bounded to Meta(command)-colon?

[David Karr]

On Sunday, January 22, 2012 3:20:49 PM UTC-8, Mark Feber wrote:

Well, as is usual with these sorts of things in Eclipse, the pieces are there, but no-one ever bothered to assemble them.  I've combined the necessary elements (and added, just for kicks, the beginnings of a variable setting mechanism - bound to M-:).  You can now (v. 3.6.5) set the internal Emacs+ variable kill-whole-line to t and it will behave as expected.

 Regards,

   Mark

I just tried this on Kepler (Spring Tool Suite 3.3.0).  I was able to manually set the variable from alt-x, and then I executed "cut-to-end-of-line", which is bound to Ctrl-k.  It only deleted to the end of the line.  I don't see a "kill-line" command, which is what I expected.